Pet-Friendly Hotels & StaysBring them alongHotels and inns that take a dogPet fees, weight limits and the small print that decides whether the trip works. 9 where they are welcome, and 1 worth knowing about before you drive out.SavannahAndaz Savannah, by HyattDogs welcome$150 for 1–6 nightsOne dog up to 50lb, or two up to 75lb between them. Book at least three days ahead, because the dog-friendly rooms are a subset. Bed, bowls and treats provided; the relief lawn is across the street. No cats.Confirmed on their own page · SourceHilton HeadBeach House Hilton Head IslandDogs welcome$60 per dog, per nightTwo pets up to 35lb, in designated rooms only, so ask when you book. Premium room types are charged higher. Walking and relief areas on the property, and Coligny Beach is a two-minute walk.From consistent third-party sources · SourceMount PleasantCharleston Harbor Resort & MarinaDogs welcome$100 per stay plus $25 a nightTwo dogs up to 50lb. They cannot be left alone in the room, which matters here because the good restaurants are a ferry ride away in the city.From consistent third-party sources · SourceBeaufortCity Loft HotelDogs welcome$35 per pet, per nightTwo pets of any size in the ground-floor rooms, and well-behaved ones may be left in the room. Walk out of the door and you are on Bay Street.From consistent third-party sources · SourceMount PleasantHotel Indigo Mount Pleasant by IHGDogs welcome$70 per pet, $140 for 7 nights or moreDogs and cats up to 70lb, two per room. Treats at the front desk and a grass relief area with a waste station, which is more thought than most give it.Confirmed on their own page · SourceSavannahHyatt Regency SavannahDogs welcome$150 for 1–6 nights, $300 for 7 or moreDogs only, two to a room, on the leash or in a carrier anywhere public and never left alone in the room. Ask about the weight limit when you book — the published figures disagree between 50 and 75lb. It opens straight onto River Street.Confirmed on their own page · SourceBlufftonMontage Palmetto BluffDogs welcome$150 per roomDogs and cats in inn rooms, cottages, guest houses and suites, two to a room, on a non-refundable fee. Leashed outdoors, and not at the pools, the dining rooms or the fitness centre. Village homes and signature residences are charged differently.Confirmed on their own page · SourceHilton HeadSonesta Resort Hilton Head IslandDogs welcome$100 a night, capped at $300 a stayTwo dogs up to 40lb each, no breed restrictions, and you get put on the ground floor. Beds, bowls and treats at check-in, and a grass relief area on the property.From consistent third-party sources · SourceCharlestonThe RestorationDogs welcome$75 a night, capped at $250Dogs of any size. The published fee differs between listing sites, so pin it down when you book rather than at check-out.From consistent third-party sources · SourceHilton HeadHilton Head Island Beach & Tennis ResortNo dogsDoes not take dogs. Worth knowing before you book, because it sits in the middle of the island's most dog-friendly beach stretch and the name suggests otherwise.From consistent third-party sources · SourcePolicies change and the host on the day has the final say. Call ahead if the trip depends on it.More for the dogDog rules on every beachTrails, parks & gardensDog parksBoats, ferries & toursPatios that mean itAll things pets
SavannahAndaz Savannah, by HyattDogs welcome$150 for 1–6 nightsOne dog up to 50lb, or two up to 75lb between them. Book at least three days ahead, because the dog-friendly rooms are a subset. Bed, bowls and treats provided; the relief lawn is across the street. No cats.Confirmed on their own page · Source
Hilton HeadBeach House Hilton Head IslandDogs welcome$60 per dog, per nightTwo pets up to 35lb, in designated rooms only, so ask when you book. Premium room types are charged higher. Walking and relief areas on the property, and Coligny Beach is a two-minute walk.From consistent third-party sources · Source
Mount PleasantCharleston Harbor Resort & MarinaDogs welcome$100 per stay plus $25 a nightTwo dogs up to 50lb. They cannot be left alone in the room, which matters here because the good restaurants are a ferry ride away in the city.From consistent third-party sources · Source
BeaufortCity Loft HotelDogs welcome$35 per pet, per nightTwo pets of any size in the ground-floor rooms, and well-behaved ones may be left in the room. Walk out of the door and you are on Bay Street.From consistent third-party sources · Source
Mount PleasantHotel Indigo Mount Pleasant by IHGDogs welcome$70 per pet, $140 for 7 nights or moreDogs and cats up to 70lb, two per room. Treats at the front desk and a grass relief area with a waste station, which is more thought than most give it.Confirmed on their own page · Source
SavannahHyatt Regency SavannahDogs welcome$150 for 1–6 nights, $300 for 7 or moreDogs only, two to a room, on the leash or in a carrier anywhere public and never left alone in the room. Ask about the weight limit when you book — the published figures disagree between 50 and 75lb. It opens straight onto River Street.Confirmed on their own page · Source
BlufftonMontage Palmetto BluffDogs welcome$150 per roomDogs and cats in inn rooms, cottages, guest houses and suites, two to a room, on a non-refundable fee. Leashed outdoors, and not at the pools, the dining rooms or the fitness centre. Village homes and signature residences are charged differently.Confirmed on their own page · Source
Hilton HeadSonesta Resort Hilton Head IslandDogs welcome$100 a night, capped at $300 a stayTwo dogs up to 40lb each, no breed restrictions, and you get put on the ground floor. Beds, bowls and treats at check-in, and a grass relief area on the property.From consistent third-party sources · Source
CharlestonThe RestorationDogs welcome$75 a night, capped at $250Dogs of any size. The published fee differs between listing sites, so pin it down when you book rather than at check-out.From consistent third-party sources · Source
Hilton HeadHilton Head Island Beach & Tennis ResortNo dogsDoes not take dogs. Worth knowing before you book, because it sits in the middle of the island's most dog-friendly beach stretch and the name suggests otherwise.From consistent third-party sources · Source